Sharia law Ndiyo solution TZ
Sharia law Ndiyo solution TZ
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Sheria law siyo za kidini, ni muongozo wa kila mtu.
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What is Sharia?
Also meaning "path" in Arabic, sharia guides all aspects of Muslim life including daily routines, familial and religious obligations, and financial dealings. It is derived primarily from the Quran and the Sunna--the sayings, practices, and teachings of the Prophet Mohammed. Precedents and analogy applied by Muslim scholars are used to address new issues. The consensus of the Muslim community also plays a role in defining this theological manual.
Sharia developed several hundred years after the Prophet Mohammed's death in 632 CE as the Islamic empire expanded to the edge of North Africa in the West and to China in the East. Since the Prophet Mohammed was considered the most pious of all believers, his life and ways became a model for all other Muslims and were collected by scholars into what is known as the hadith. As each locality tried to reconcile local customs and Islam, hadith literature grew and developed into distinct schools of Islamic thought: the Sunni schools, Hanbali, Maliki, Shafi'i, Hanafi; and the Shiite school, Ja'fari. Named after the scholars that inspired them, they differ in the weight each applies to the sources from which sharia is derived, the Quran, hadith, Islamic scholars, and consensus of the community. The Hanbali school, known for following the most Orthodox form of Islam, is embraced in Saudi Arabia and by the Taliban. The Hanafi school, known for being the most liberal and the most focused on reason and analogy, is dominant among Sunnis in Central Asia, Egypt, Pakistan, India, China, Turkey, the Balkans, and the Caucasus. The Maliki school is dominant in North Africa and the Shafi'i school in Indonesia, Malaysia, Brunei Darussalam, and Yemen. Shia Muslims follow the Ja'fari school, most notably in Shia-dominant Iran. The distinctions have more impact on the legal systems in each country, however, than on individual Muslims, as many do not adhere to one school in their personal lives.
Controversy: Punishment and Equality under Sharia
Marriage and divorce are the most significant aspects of sharia, but criminal law is the most controversial. In sharia, there are categories of offenses: those that are prescribed a specific punishment in the Quran, known as hadd punishments, those that fall under a judge's discretion, and those resolved through a tit-for-tat measure (ie., blood money paid to the family of a murder victim). There are five hadd crimes: unlawful sexual intercourse (sex outside of marriage and adultery), false accusation of unlawful sexual intercourse, wine drinking (sometimes extended to include all alcohol drinking), theft, and highway robbery. Punishments for hadd offenses--flogging, stoning, amputation, exile, or execution--get a significant amount of media attention when they occur. These sentences are not often prescribed, however. "In reality, most Muslim countries do not use traditional classical Islamic punishments," says Ali Mazrui of the Institute of Global Cultural Studies in a Voice of America interview. These punishments remain on the books in some countries but lesser penalties are often considered sufficient.
Despite official reluctance to use hadd punishments, vigilante justice still takes place. Honor killings, murders committed in retaliation for bringing dishonor on one's family, are a worldwide problem. While precise statistics are scarce, the UN estimates thousands of women are killed annually in the name of family honor (National Geographic). Other practices that are woven into the sharia debate, such as female genital mutilation, adolescent marriages, polygamy, and gender-biased inheritance rules, elicit as much controversy. There is significant debate over what the Quran sanctions and what practices were pulled from local customs and predate Islam. Those that seek to eliminate or at least modify these controversial practices cite the religious tenet of tajdid. The concept is one of renewal, where Islamic society must be reformed constantly to keep it in its purest form. "With the passage of time and changing circumstances since traditional classical jurisprudence was founded, people's problems have changed and conversely, there must be new thought to address these changes and events," says Dr. Abdul Fatah Idris, head of the comparative jurisprudence department at Al-Azhar University in Cairo. Though many scholars share this line of thought, there are those who consider the purest form of Islam to be the one practiced in the seventh century.
Buchanan
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Kwa nini usihamie Somalia au Nigeria kama unataka Sharia? Mbona nchi za Skandnavia ambazo hazina Sharia zina kiwango kidogo mno cha rushwa kuliko hata Saud Arabia (ambayo ilikuwa na skendo ya rada kama sisi Tanzania tena inayoihusisha Royal Family) ambako kuna huo uchafu unaoitwa Sharia?
Waberoya
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watu watakatwa mikono
baadhi ya watu kuwa juu ya sheria
talaka nje nje
wanawake hawana haki
malizia yote
Buchanan
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Ugaidi ndio msingi mkuu wa Sharia! Kumbuka wengi wa walipuaji wa Sept. 11, 2001 walitoka Saud Arabia! Kujitoa muhanga kwa kujilipua na kulipua wengine wasio na hatia kuko nje nje kwa wana-Sharia! Dunia inaugulia machungu ya sharia! Pia kwenye sharia wanawake ni kwa ajili ya kuwastarehesha wanaume!
WomanOfSubstance
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Kama unaishabikia sana..kwanini usiianzishe nyumbani kwako?
Ndugu yangu usichukulie mambo kirahisi hivi..kuota ni kuzuri lakini.
If wishes were horses even beggers will............... malizia mwenyewe!
Ndugu yangu usichukulie mambo kirahisi hivi..kuota ni kuzuri lakini.
If wishes were horses even beggers will............... malizia mwenyewe!
Buchanan
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Sure! Sharia is not everybody's commodity! Wafuasi wa Sharia huwa hawapendi kuona watu wengine wanapumua, ni chinjachinja tu! Huyu Haki aifuate Sharia na familia yake!
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kule iran mtoto aliiba mkate masikini bila hata kumhoji mtoto anatatizo gani, yatima au vipi eti sharia law mtoto akakatwa mkono, huu upuuzi sitaki kabisa kuusikia, wale royals wa saudi wakiwa nje ya nchi yao wanamega ma prostitute km kawa eti wakiwa saudi wanahimiza sharia. kule saudi mwanamke haruhusiwi kuendesha gari, mwanamke akibakwa yeye ndo anahukumiwa 12 lashes hadharani na si mwanaume, hivi kuna usawa hapa? anayetaka sharia law aende somalia au afghanistan
TIMING
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Anzia hapo nyumbani kwako, nenda kwa ndugu zako itekeleze ushaona inafaa na umeshakata watu viungo na kuua wengine ipeleke serikali za mitaaa!! ukifanikiwa hapo roll-out nchi nzima
By then na wewe tutakuwa tushakutandika bakora, kata mkono, piga mawe na tushakuzika
#%^&&&Y00
TIMING
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Inasikitisha, lakini ukumbuke kuna watu ni saddists!! its a disease, they enjoy making people suffer
Banaweh, kuna shida zetu humu duniani zinatufanya tutamani tusiyoyajua... Hiyo sharia ndugu yangu ni afadhali tulete wachungaji wawe wanatuchunga kama ngombe tu!!!
Mtoa mada ana yake!!!
MNDEE
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Hawa jama hutawasikia hata siku moja wanaongelea elimu, afya, uchumi etc wao mawazo yao yako kwenye kuoa, kuuana, au dini hii hivi dini ile hivi. It is really disturbing when I hear stuff like this. Please get the hell out and leave my beloved Tanzania alone!
Chimunguru
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halafu utakuta wanawake wa dini hii wanaitetea hii sharia kwa nguvu zote kumbe hawajui hii kitu inawafanya wao kuwa viburudisho tu vya hao wanaume
MaxShimba
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Kwa familia yako na ya Mwamadi, huna haya we kuleta udini kila kona hapa JF.
Hivi waislam mmefilisika, lol
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